I don't fit in with girls, I don't fit with boys either.Until now, I don't fit in with women, I don't fit in with men either. In or out of the spectrum.I couldn't picture myself as trans either. It doesn't 'ring'.

I'm not particularly feminine nor masculine. I don't even know. I might as well be just some preadolecent child in an adult's body, or just apathethic about things like this.

All I know is that I'm biologically female, and I don't mind being referred as 'she', I don't mind if people calls me a girl, a lady, or a woman. I won't insist anyone otherwise -- it's no one's business.And, I don't need to change. If I were born male, I wouldn't mind either.

_________________Autism alone, makes everything seem like a gamble.To any human constantly perceives gamble, would mean prone to anxiety towards uncertainty. But being prone to the exposures of uncertainty doesn't mean always become nor would always stay anxious. Therefore, autism is NOT anxiety.Autism AND anxiety, makes said constant constant uncertainty perceived into a high stake gamble.

And that, is the difference.

If there is no split between that; it would only mean ALL humans have anxiety. Only hidden and sheltered by certainty, apathy, or pleasure -- to be renamed it as simple as 'culture shock' or as fundamental as 'fear of unknown'.

i was born with a hormonal condition (i'm intersex) .... never really wanted to play the pink or blue game. now i consider myself nonbinary and go by they/them pronouns and it's the most comfortable i've ever been.

there are as many intersex people as there are redheads. the "sex and gender are the same" mindset is so silly..... why not just let people do whatever they want with their gender? why are transgender and nonbinary people hurting you enough that you have to attack and alienate them?

Hi! I'm nonbinary I'm not "out" to most people in real life mostly because I'm afraid of being called a special snowflake or a faker or something. It's a bummer not having your identity recognized, but there are supportive people in the world.

I don't see why people make such a fuss over being nonbinary, all it means is you're not a boy and you're not a girl. Gender is a construct of society anyways, in nature there's no certain colors or clothing that male/female animals are assigned to, it's all something humans made up.

I'm non binary. I tend to lean towards the femme side of the spectrum, socially, and for the longest time I thought I was a transwoman because I have suffered from body dysphoria but the more I think about my own gender the less I feel like gender is actually a real tangible thing and the more I feel like it's social construct that was invented by humans. I tend to identify as agender these days. My pronouns are They or She.

I used to think, first maybe I am trans woman, then maybe I am non-binary, and now I think nilistically that there's not really gendered self. It's just a made-up human game where you won't ever be happy so I just reject all gendered meanings and if people want to gender me, I act like it doesn't make sense at all because it really doesn't. So, in this world, sometimes I don't "am" non-binary but I am being made this or that gender, sometimes non-binary too. I have even gone through some physical transition not-mere-aging but it's not like it has made me become anything but instead made my existence easier to cope with.